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Companies facing a make-or-break 2022

Firms bracing themselves for a tough 12 months
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Firms bracing themselves for a tough 12 months

Many big-name businesses are going through difficult times at the moment, with several having experienced a challenging 2021 that they're undoubtedly hoping was as bad as it gets.

Some are companies that initially prospered during the pandemic, such as stay-at-home stalwarts Peloton and Zoom, while others, such as Evergrande and AT&T, are billions of dollars in debt. Read on to discover 15 famous firms that have their work cut out to make a success of 2022. All dollar amounts in US dollars and current share prices correct as of 5 January 2022.

Daniel Coughlin

06 January 2022

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